Team regularly won by multiple lengths and set two national speed records, at distances of 800 and 1000 meters.
Hernán Ceriani Cernadas, owner of La Quebrada, said that Team's time at his stud was unremarkable, and that he never expected the colt to become a champion.
He went off at odds of 1.85, beating 13 others, to win by 10 lengths in 0:43.39, setting an Argentinian speed record for the distance that stood until 2002.
Team's first stakes race was the Group III Gran Premio Congreve over 1000 meters on February 18, 1998.
He won the Group II Gran Premio Guillermo Kemmis on March 13, winning the 1000 meter race by nine lengths with a time of 0:54.43, once again setting a national record, which lasted until 2000.
[5] Team's first start at three was the Group I Gran Criterium over 1600 meters, in which he finished second by three-quarters of a length to Señor Juez as the part of the favorite coupled entry at 1.10.
† Part of a coupled entry After the Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos, Team was retired from racing and sent to stand stud at Haras Firmamento for the 1998 Southern Hemisphere breeding season.